Kunnothuparamba
Kunnothuparamba Grama Panchayath is a village comprising villages of Puttur and Kolawallur in Koothuparamba block in Thalassery taluk of Kannur district. The boundaries of the 29.77 sq km panchayat are Patyam Panchayat in the north, Kannavam Protected Forest, Triprangur and Panur Panchayats in the south, Triprangur Panchayat in the east, Mokeri and Panur Panchayats in the west.
Address
Grama panchayath office
Parat
Kolavelloor
Kerala
Pin - 670693
Phone
+914902391430
During the English domination of Thalassery, the two-way country was run by six-way Nambians, Kummal, East, Camparath, Chandroth, Lemonoli and Karyat. The birth of Kunnothuparamba must have come from the hill of Kummal Kovilaka. The word paramba meant plantation at that time. The renaissance movement was strengthened by the work of the Atma Vidyasangha led by Vagbhatananda Guru at that time, when there were iniquities and superstitions such as untouchability and tindikoodayama. In 1921, a study class and a public meeting chaired by Vagbhatananda at the home of the baby child gurus in Nelliyyaparamba were a turning point. Spiritual awareness was the theme. The congregation accepted gurudev's strong teachings. The work of Vagbhatananda, who had achieved an immense appreciation in the theory of controversy and advaita, made major changes in the Theiyya community.
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